Haystack
Customer Success Manager

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We're hiring for a dynamic SaaS company
We're hiring for a dynamic SaaS company that provides a cutting-edge CRM platform designed for ambitious go-to-market teams. This innovative solution empowers companies to deeply understand their customers, automate at scale, and build highly effective go-to-market strategies. The company has secured significant funding from top-tier investors, underscoring its strong market position and growth potential.
The Role
- Own and cultivate relationships with a portfolio of high-potential customers.
- Guide customers through onboarding, adoption, ongoing value realization, renewals, and expansion phases.
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of each customer's business, go-to-market strategy, objectives, and challenges.
- Identify emerging potential within a product-led customer base and foster deeper adoption as businesses grow.
- Advise customers on optimizing their workflows, processes, and platform usage to align with business goals.
- Blend strategic relationship management with hands-on problem-solving, connecting business objectives with product configuration.
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What You'll Need
- 5+ years of relevant professional experience, with at least 3 years in Customer Success or Account Management.
- Proven experience managing customer relationships in B2B software, ideally with SMB and mid-market customers in a product-led environment.
- A consultative approach, with the ability to understand a customer's business needs before proposing solutions.
- Strong product intuition and a history of guiding customers to maximize value from complex software.
- Comfort working hands-on with customers to resolve issues, rather than solely relying on dedicated technical teams.
- Experience driving customer outcomes across adoption, retention, renewals, and expansion.


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What's On Offer
- Competitive salary
- Opportunity to work with a fast-growing, well-funded startup.
- A hybrid work environment offering flexibility.
- The chance to shape the customer success function and contribute to product development.
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